Does anyone know who’s going to the UFO events with Jake Barber and his team? I came across a comment on another post mentioning that one attendee made a joke about “turning poor people into bio-diesel.”
Considering that these events are primarily attended by wealthy individuals and some professionals, the only person I can think of who has made this specific joke is Curtis Yarvin. He’s currently backed by several billionaires for his controversial techno-fascist initiatives related to Project 2025. He’s friends with JD Vance, who frequently quotes him, and also has ties to Elon Musk and others in the Trump administration.
I might be connecting dots that aren’t there, but if he is indeed the one behind that comment, I would be quite worried about who has access to this technology and the implications that could follow. Just my two cents—who knows, right? 🤷♂️
It’s definitely a concerning thought, especially when it comes to discussions about technology and power dynamics. Curtis Yarvin is certainly a controversial figure and has made headlines with some of his views. If he is indeed attending these events, it would raise valid questions about the intentions behind the collaboration of wealthy individuals in the UFO discourse. The implications of technology, especially in the hands of those who might see the world in such a utilitarian way, can potentially impact broader societal issues. It’s worth keeping an eye on who is involved in these discussions and how their views might influence the development and application of any new technologies. The intersection of wealth, power, and emerging technologies should always be scrutinized, especially when it involves public interests. What do you think should be the focus of discussions in these events to ensure responsible dialogue?